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If you walk along the main street called "Hauptstraße" you will see some beautiful houses, which include restaurants, a school and a pharmacy.
No. 38 is the restaurant "Gasthaus zur Eintracht" who serve local dishes
owner: Heidi Roth, tel: +49 7824 2303, hours of business: Monday, Wednesday - Friday 4:30 - 11 pm, Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 11 pm
Updated May 19, 2008
Address: Hauptstraße, 77974 Meißenheim
During your travel in the vicinity you have a cold or flue? Then go to this pharmacy, which is located within this beautifully restored timber frame house called "Riedhaus".
It was built in 1800 by Andreas H. Ockios and Elisabeda Molin as can be read on one of the corner timber posts.
Updated May 19, 2008
Address: Lahrer Str. 1, 77974 Meißenheim
Phone: +49 7824 66700
Centrally located stands a school dedicated to the most famous daughter of Meißenheim, the Friederike-Brion-School.
It is a so called "Grund- und Hauptschule", which means that pupils are educated here until the 9th year. If they want to continue their secondary education they have to move to another school.
Written May 19, 2008
Address: Hauptstraße 31, 77974 Meißenheim
Phone: +49 7824 803
Website: www.ghsmeiss.og.schule-bw.de
"Gasthaus Sonne" means "Restaurant Sun".
It is an old but very beautiful timber frame house. Unfortunate that it is not a "Gasthaus" anymore. So if you are looking for a business idea ... ;)
Written May 19, 2008
Address: Hirtenstraße 2, 77974 Meißenheim
Right beside the graves of Friederike Brion and her sister and brother-in-law stands another much older but very well preserved gravestone.
As written it was dedicated to Maria Eusebia Wurms who died on 5 November 1624.
Updated May 19, 2008
Address: Kirchstraße, 77974 Meißenheim
On the backside of the protestant church is the grave of Friederike Brion, the love of Johann Wolfgang Goethe at the time when he was a law student in Strasbourg.
Right beside her grave is the grave of her sister Maria Salome Marx (1749-1807) and her brother-in-law Weil M. Marx (-1819), in whose house Friederike was living until her death.
Written May 19, 2008
Address: Kirchstraße, 77974 Meißenheim
The protestant church of Meissenheim was built in 1766 by Joseph Michael Schnöller in the Baroque style.
It is famous for the organ also from 1766 built by Joh. Andreas SILBERMANN from Strasbourg and concerts are held from time to time.
On the backside of the church is the grave of Friederike Brion, the love of Johann Wolfgang Goethe at the time when he was a law student in Strasbourg.
Written May 19, 2008
Address: Kirchstraße, 77974 Meißenheim
Phone: +49 7824 2232
The place where Friederike Brion died
First of all you may wonder: Who was Friederike Brion? Some people say that she was just an ordinary Alsatian girl. Which is of course the truth. But history made it happen that she will never be...
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